Roosevelt's Death Reveals Groping Republican Strength
In Chicago the Republican leaders face a lack of sturdy leadership after Roosevelt's death. They praise past gains yet fail to present a clear successor. Observers note the party's drift toward reactionary figures and fear a discredited revival without a strong, forward looking path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Elisha
Penrose
Lodge
Smoot
Reat
Taree
America
Marshal Ney Anniversary Observed Across France
France marks the 150th birth anniversary of Marshal Ney with ceremonies in Paris and nationwide. The notes recount Ney’s role as Napoleon’s loyal marshal, his bold rear guard at Moscow, battles at Ligny, Quatre Bras, and Waterloo, his execution in 1815, and later rumors of a mock death.
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Marshal Ney
Napoleon
Paria
France
Ney
Bonaparte
Prussia
Moscow
Louis XVIII
Blucher
Ligny
Wellington
Quatre Bras
Waterloo
Old Guard
Chamber of Peers
Luxemburg
Observatory
Bari Kitchener
Irving
Hampshire
Duke of Wellington
America
Peter Stuart Ney
North
Carolima
Udine Reopens After Year Under Enemy Occupation
After more than a year of war occupation, Udine newspapers resume publication. The Patria of the Friuli and Giornale di Udine restart, with editorials pledging to rebuild Friuli and return it to national harmony. The piece recounts devastation, arrests, and the enemy’s retreat, including actions in Gemona and the burning and looting seen as local healing begins.
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Udine
Giornale di
Florence
Friuli
Gemona
Fanton
Mase di Montegnana
Arbeno d’ Aitimia
Corno
Manus
Trieste
Argnand Martino
Signor Robotti
Porta Venezia
Baragiola
Et Poota
Elton Saneeh
Foreign-born Women Taught Home Skills In U S
The Bureau of Naturalization aims to aid foreign women adjusting to life in the United States by teaching domestic duties and self governance. Deputy Commissioner Raymond Crist notes a 30 page section in the Student's Textbook called Fundamentals for the American Home, stressing homemaking as a foundation for citizenship.
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United States
Bureau of Naturalization
United States Department of Labor
Soag
Raymond FP. Crist
Paturalization
Bureau of Paturalization
Practical Guide on Food and Household Management
The text praises a comprehensive household textbook teaching nutrition, cooking, budgeting, and basic hygiene. It outlines proper food balance for all ages, emphasizes lean meat dairy cereals and vegetables, and notes sections on meals by age, domestic economy, cooking, laundry, mending, first aid and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ College Bulletin
Bulletina
Department of Agriculture
Standards for Women in Industry Shift to Permanent Roles
Mrs Margaretta Neale, assistant to the director general of the US Employment Service, notes that the standards for the employment of women approved by the War Labor Policies Board arrive as a timely guide as wartime shifts move women from temporary to permanent positions. The message urges adherence to humane, farsighted practices amid evolving industrial labor.
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Margaretta Neale
United States Employment Service
The
Employment Service
Women In Industry Service
War Labor Policies Board
Americans Seek League of Nations Plan at Paris Conference
Paris January 9. American delegates press to finalize a league of nations plan before the peace conference. Secretary Lansing and Col House confer with Lord Cecil as plans from American and British specialists are compared. Officials hope for agreement on a practical framework to regulate interstate relations and minimize future war risk.
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Associated Press
Paris
Entente
League of Nations
Lansing
Col
KR. M. House
Robert Cecil
Standards for Women Workers in U S Employment Service
Representatives of the United States employment service must be familiar with government standards guiding employers. Monthly calls number 225,705 with 93,663 women workers, shaping safeguards for wages hours working conditions and industrial relations in the country’s best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Germans and Austrians Camouflaged as Jugoslavs
Rome Jan 9 Special dispatches confirm reports that in the redeemed provinces of Italy many so called Jugoslavs are actually Germans or Austrians. They pose as Jugoslavs to disrupt Italian aims, with agitators among them being German. In Fiume Italians see German efforts to sow discontent, but Italy’s forces are ready to keep order.
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Rome
Italy
Fime
American Pleasure And Work Cars Form New Motor Truck Board
The American Auto Association creates a national motor truck board led by Stedman Bent of Philadelphia with offices at 501 Fifth Avenue New York City. The board includes George M. Graham and numerous regional appointees from Buffalo Detroit New York Chicago Omaha Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
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New York
American Automobile Association
David Jameson
Stedman Bent
Automobile ¢Lub
Philadelphia
Motor Truck Board
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Bualeat Corner
United States
A. A. A. Cind
George M. Gaham
Buffalo
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Bent
National Automobile Organization
C. A. Murselman
Philadephia
George.h. Pride
Milwaukee Efforts Cut Child Mortality Rates in 1912 1917
Health bureau figures show Milwaukee infant death rate under one year dropped from 25 percent of deaths in 1912 to 20 percent in 1917. Local child welfare work, clinics for sick children, keep well centers, and prenatal programs for mothers are credited with reducing infant deaths in the first month.
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Pal Health Bureau
Milwaukee
Children's Bureau Department of Labor
Wiother
Casper Publisher Tours Cheyenne on Business Trip
J. B. Hanway, publisher of the Casper Tribune, visited Cheyenne yesterday on a trip that also took him to Denver and other points. He planned to return to Casper this morning, reporting the city in its most thriving condition in history.
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J. B. Hanway
Casper Tribune
Cheyenne
Denver
Casper
Kommerer County Assessor W Tanner Visits Cheyenne
W Tanner, county assessor of Lincoln County, Kommerer, travels to Cheyenne on official business for state travel purposes.
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W. Tanner
Kommerer
Lincoln County
Cheyenne
Spanish Influenza Grip Camouflaged under a New Name
Article outlines origins and history of the Spanish influenza grippe, noting ancient references and 19th century outbreaks. It describes symptoms, home care, and treatment methods including bed rest, purgatives, quinine, and VapoRub, and advises against panic while emphasizing rest and strength. It warns the main risk is complications in weakened patients and promotes avoiding crowds and maintaining health to prevent infection.
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Grip
Hippocrates
B. C
N. S. Board of Health
Vick
North Carolina
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